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Installing IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps V4.3 | TN405G Training Course

  • CMDBID 1001717
  • Course Code TN405G
  • Duration 2 Days
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Overview

The IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps platform delivers visibility into performance data and dependencies across environments. It aims to enhance the efficiency of IT operations, reduce costs, and ensure that systems are robust and secure. This course provides instructions on how to do an air-gapped installation of IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps v4.3

Audience

System Administrator, DevOps, Operators, Site Reliability Engineers, Administrators

Skills Gained

After completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Describe key features of IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps
  • Prepare your cluster for installation
  • Install the IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps operators
  • Deploy an instance of IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps
  • Verify your installation
  • Do post-installation tasks

Outline

Units:

  • Unit 1: IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps overview
  • Unit 2: Installation Prerequisites
  • Unit 3. Install IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps
  • Unit 4. Probes and webhooks

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